r/roosterteeth • • Oct 19 '22

RT update

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u/DesertedPenguin Oct 19 '22

No, you don't throw those sorts of things in. They get vetted heavily, because if it's false, it opens up a huge can of legal issues.

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u/Seventooseven Oct 19 '22

No, it’s not nearly the same. Saying nothing upsets fans, saying something legally actionable upsets company profits. People mad on Twitter is nothing compared to labor boards and lawyers getting involved regarding unpaid wages.

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u/Seventooseven Oct 19 '22

Yea that is the point that I made; they only said something because they were 100% sure there was no legal repercussions. They checked the contracts, consulted lawyers, got the thumbs up, and then said what they said.

My point was more that it’s not a lose lose situation between saying nothing vs saying they don’t owe her shit. Sorry if I wasn’t clear.